Agressiivsemad

Agressiivsemad, also known as Bee Flyingmillers or simply Agressive Bees, is a genus of flying miller insects that belong to the family Blephariceridae. They are found in various parts of the world, including Europe, Asia, and North Africa.

These insects are small, ranging in size from 5 to 8 millimeters, and are characterized by their distinctive habit of flying near water bodies. They are often seen hovering around the surface of ponds, lakes, and slow-moving streams. Agressiivsemad are harmless to humans and prefer to feed on small aquatic organisms such as diatoms, algae, and tiny insects.

The species within this genus are often identified by the distinctive antennae-like structures protruding from their head, which are used to sense their surroundings. They are usually solitary and can be found alone or in small groups. These insects are a type of primitive net-winged insect, with a body that is similar to a flat, transparent wing.

Agressiivsemad are of interest to entomologists and biologists due to their unique characteristics. Studies have been conducted on their behavior, such as their feeding habits and territorial behavior, to gain a better understanding of their ecological role in their respective environments.